You feel frightened. Of course you feel frightened.

The lock is broken.

The television doesn't work.

The air conditioner has got out of order.

The heater is broken.

The computer is broken.

I'm too tired.

That's bad.

And it scares you, and it frightens you.

You broke the rule.

So we're thrilled.

And I got scared.

The television doesn't work.

The fuel gauge is broken.

The elevator's out again.

And I was outraged.

Aaah!! My computer is broken!

The radio is broken.

And so I did a lot of dirty things with chain link, which nobody will forgive me for.

You've set a bad example.

And he did spend a lot of time up to no good.

And you know, Boyle says, well, shit.

Is your skull broken?

The cattle fund was destroyed, fertile fields and fruit orchards are within mine fields, housing and business facilities are destroyed in most cases.

It's you you're broken.

And the problem with that is that people freak out.

What if something gets broken?

I feel bad enough already.

The devastation was of great magnitude and resulted in unprecedented loss of life and destruction.

I bought a tractor then it broke.

This did a huge amount of damage.

You know, the aid system is broken.

We were a little bit rattled.

They destroy everything.

My phone charger is broken.

Suddenly my computer stopped working.

You are too ready to speak ill of others.

Maybe it was the barrel that was bad.

And, buddy, that made us mad.

And also the acoustic separation was destroyed.

I paid to get it repaired then it broke again.

In opening the door, I broke the lock.

The goods arrived undamaged.

And of course, it's your stuff if it's broken.

That's somehow unprofessional and bad.